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| Roxanne Murphy Working to Build Bridges, Engage Residents | Roxanne Murphy started her term as a Bellingham City Council member by building bridges in Washington state. She started her oath of office January 6 with, 鈥淚, Roxanne J. Murphy, member 1224 of the Nooksack Indian Tribe, do solemnly swear 鈥,鈥 underscoring her identity as a Nooksack person鈥 |
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| Winter workshops scheduled for Safe Zone allies | |||
| Western seeks recognition as leader of change | |||
| Whatcom Reads! events plentiful for Cheryl Strayed's "Wild" memoir | One of the amusing vignettes in Cheryl Strayed's "Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail" takes place in a motel room just before she embarks on her solo trek on the trail. An inexperienced hiker, she finds that she filled her pack with so much gear that when鈥 |
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| Volunteers needed for MLK Day Read-In | |||
| New 草榴社区 course covers project-management principles | Western Washington University is offering a new class, titled 鈥淩eal Simple Project Management,鈥 beginning Jan. 23. Participants in the course, which is open to the community, will explore simplified project management principles to increase the results of initiating and executing a project.鈥 |
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| C-SPAN visits Bellingham | |||
| Western to offer free counseling starting Jan. 21 | |||
| Want to study food culture in Italy? Get more info Jan. 7 | |||
| Whatcom County stories on C-SPAN this weekend, Jan. 4 & 5 | Whatcom County's history and literary scene are the focus of C-SPAN's Cities Tour programming this Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 4 and 5. On Saturday, a block of literary programs starts at 9 a.m. on BookTV (C-SPAN2, available on Comcast channel 25). On Sunday, a block of鈥 |